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One good point,at least its rear end is nicer than the D5.
In fact it could be road testing of the updated D5 rear......
But there is no way that is the new Deefer.
Surely it can't be as similar looking as all the other models.
The average Jo will have no ****ing idea what is what,and that certainly won't do sales any favours.
I think that this is just the latest in the long line of Bovine Excreta photos of the new Defender that absolutely no one has seen or heard any credible evidence of. (Except perhaps for John)
One doesn't have to look very closely to see that it's a photoshopped D5.
Umm, guys, it is a chopped Disco sport body on a Defender chassis test mule.
They don't seem to want to know that! [emoji4]Quote:
Originally Posted by Red90
This must be right
( i hope its not from my cache)
Explore Land Rover's Luxury SUV Range - Land Rover(R) Australia
Scroll down to the bottom, to see the new Defender
looks like they have done a reasonable job [thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][bigrolf][bighmmm]
But how come it seems impossible to download a brochure for the D5?
Maybe it is my computer skills[bigsad]
That new Defender is a cracker,i wonder if there are any long wheelbase models in the pipeline,or maybe even a utility version?
It aint over until it's over....
(But at £150K it might as well be)
The Landy lives on: most powerful Defender ever marks Land Rover's 70th birthday – two years after production ends - Cars
Who are they kidding, at £150k its only the Arabs that would buy one.
It's a bargain. I'll just go sell my house and live in the camper trailer.
It's obviously a lot of money, but it isn't totally silly. I mean, a Range Rover SVR pushes $250k and you'll lose 40% of that in 3 years. What else can you buy for this side of $300k that's as rare and as cool as a 400hp factory V8 Defender? It's unlikely it'll ever be worth less than you paid for it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
A better investment than Bitcoin I'd say, and a hell of a lot more fun[biggrin]